00390nas a2200133   4500008004100000245003200041210003200073300001400105490000600119653001600125653003200141100002900173856005400202       1984                        eng d00aБохумил Трънка0 aБохумил Трънка  a126–1270 v910ain memoriam10aБохумил Трънка1 aМолхова, Жана  uhttp://scripta-bulgarica.eu/bg/biblio/molhova198402029nas a2200121   4500008004100000245015700041210012500198300001100323490000600334520148400340100002901824856005401853       1979                        eng d00aНаблюдения върху семантичната структура на глагола в английския и българския език0 aНаблюдения върху семантичната структура на глагола в английския   a3–140 v43 aThis is an attempt at investigating some phenomena connected with the semantic structure of the verb on a synchronic plane. The analysis is based on the principle of the sign character of language and the ideas of Bierwisch and of some other linguists on componential analysis. The four basic syntactic patterns of the verb look and the respective Bulgarian verb, and the five basic syntactic patterns of the verb turn and its Bulgarian equivalents are analyzed. Thus, the close connection and interdependence of the semantic component and the syntactic structure are revealed. The syntactic patterns are regarded as a specific micro-structure. This makes it possible to get a deeper insight into the nature of the semantic component. As a result the following important conclusions are made: the semantic elements are in hierarchic relations; they vary in the degree of activity depending on the different syntactic patterns. The analysis as a whole throws light on some specific features of the semantic component of the verbs in English and in Bulgarian: in both languages the semantic component is almost the same; in English its elements are flexible and change their configuration easily; in Bulgarian they are stable due to the morphological structure of the Bulgarian verb; each semantic element in the Bulgarian verb has its explicit exponent in the syntactic structure (on the surface) while in English the syntactic structure very often implies some semantic elements.1 aМолхова, Жана  uhttp://scripta-bulgarica.eu/bg/biblio/molhova197900831nas a2200121   4500008004100000245025200041210012500293300001300418490000600431520018900437100002900626856005400655       1977                        eng d00aКъм въпроса за категорията преходност – непреходност в английски и български език {(On the problem of the category transitivity – intransitivity in English and in Bulgarian)}0 aКъм въпроса за категорията преходност непреходност в английски и  a92–1130 v23 aThis paper deals with basically intransitive verbs appearing in transitive constructions. The analysis revealed that they are mainly expressive of an action performed by the human body1 aМолхова, Жана  uhttp://scripta-bulgarica.eu/bg/biblio/molhova1977